[Chromoting] Remove check for out/Release dir in build-webapp.py

remoting/webapp/build-webapp.py

 #!/usr/bin/env python
 # Copyright (c) 2012 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
 # Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
 # found in the LICENSE file.
 
 """Creates a directory with with the unpacked contents of the remoting webapp.
 
 The directory will contain a copy-of or a link-to to all remoting webapp
 resources.  This includes HTML/JS and any plugin binaries. The script also
 massages resulting files appropriately with host plugin data. Finally,
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     # being generated correctly (no overrides) and with the correct buildtype.
     # They also verify that folks are not accidentally building dev/test/staging
     # apps for release (no impersonation) instead of dev.
     if is_prod_service_environment and buildtype == 'Dev':
       raise Exception("Prod environment cannot be built for 'dev' builds")
 
     if buildtype != 'Dev':
       if not is_prod_service_environment:
         raise Exception('Invalid service_environment targeted for '
                         + buildtype + ': ' + service_environment)
-      if 'out/Release' not in destination and 'out\Release' not in destination:
-        raise Exception('Prod builds must be placed in the out/Release folder')

[joedow, 2015/05/08 17:16:36]

I think we can remove this check but we just need to be careful when pushing
store builds, especially if it comes from a random GN bin directory :)

       if appid != None:
         raise Exception('Cannot pass in an appid for '
                         + buildtype + ' builds: ' + service_environment)
       if appRemotingApiHost != None:
         raise Exception('Cannot set APP_REMOTING_API_HOST env var for '
                         + buildtype + ' builds')
       if appRemotingApplicationId != None:
         raise Exception('Cannot set APP_REMOTING_APPLICATION_ID env var for '
                         + buildtype + ' builds')
 
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   parser.add_argument('--use_gcd', choices=['0', '1'], default='0')
 
   args = parser.parse_args()
   args.use_gcd = (args.use_gcd != '0')
   args.app_capabilities = set(args.app_capabilities)
   return buildWebApp(**vars(args))
 
 
 if __name__ == '__main__':
   sys.exit(main())